These insights are by Shihao Fu, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx Privately owned Level 3 autonomous vehicles encountered significant regulatory setbacks in 2017 when Audi attempted to pioneer the market with the L3-ready A8. Regulatory uncertainty […]
IE has rounded up some comment to the recent news that the Autonomous Vehicles Act is now becoming law in the UK; RAC RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “This is a major step […]
The latest from Thatcham Research, who are looking ahead to some clarification on autonomous vehicles and liability in the event of a collision. Here’s the word; Thatcham Research welcomes the introduction of the Automated Vehicles […]
The latest from Aviva who are helping make self driving vehicles a reality; In late 2021, insurer Aviva and autonomous vehicle operator Darwin Innovation Group partnered to launch the Darwin Autonomous Shuttle, the longest-running self-driving passenger service in the […]
This piece is by Andrew Ballard, product principal, U.K. & Ireland, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, and it looks at the future of ADAS enabled or partially self-driving cars. How can insurers keep pace with advances in […]
Here’s some interesting research news from South Korea, where the quest for true self-driving vehicles is on the road. For insurers, knowing that vehicles can understand complex urban terrain, pedestrians, other vehicles, weather conditions, signage […]
Hey there LiDAR research, we haven’t forgotten you at IE mag, where the future of semi-automated driving seems like a safer option on motorways and less cluttered roads. Here’s some news from Ommatidia; Ommatidia LiDAR […]
Customers across the globe are showing a strong preference for using self-service portals to solve their problems or educate themselves. The insurance industry is no exception to this trend: policyholders prefer to handle their insurance […]
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